He has done very well, just some loose passes that have been costly needs to be curtailed. His tackling has been immense though

I thought he was pretty faultless against Warrington. His defence was superb and if I remember right he did a neat little drop off to help on the way to one of our tries. I think he only made one wild pass but that could just as easily have been Cunningham, who can also make wild passes. He works his butt off in every match he plays, he's not yet been injured I don't think (very much a bonus at Saints!) and he can pull off some great plays. I hope he continues to develop well because he certainly has the talent.

In defence he's solid and really puts himself about, just a few loose passes letting hiim down in recent weeks, but in general he's been playing really well.

I'm a big fan of 90% of his game. He tackles hard, plays smart and has the skills and flair to really influence a game.

A few too many passes to ground is a concern, but not a disaster, what worries me is he seem to come up with mistakes under pressure, like his brain explosion in defence when he let Bailey walk through.

I'm sure he'll turn out well. Didn't Simmons used to be a hooker? Maybe that will help smooth off his rough edges.

His kicking game is better than Wilkins, I'm surprised it isn't used more often with him playing at 7.

I think he has been good this year, but did seem to suffer from being moved about round 6,7,9 & 13 and even centre at one point I think.

At the time I thought we would only see the best of Scott whensettled at 9 and thought Saints would have been better using Scott as a hooker more permanently and getting more out of Roby's utility value.

The injuries to Eastmond/Wheeler/Wilkin have put paid to that but I think he has been playing well and will improve again next year when him and Roby get settle into the dual hooking role.

Don't forget he's filled in in the Centres aswell

yep, its tough coming back into a side after 2 years away, then getting shifted from position to position, he'll be training at different positions all the time too, so on balance he's done really well. A full season at hooker will improve his game again

I'm still not overly convinced about him tbh. However, i am getting there. Obviously hes played a lot of positions and being pushed around but he really needs to sort some of his passes out, he doesn't look half the time. I think if he could sort that out, it would improve him an awful lot. He puts some really good hits in too, but sometimes, like KC, he flys out the line to put a big hit in, but misses leaving a gap (e.g Wigan away), but thats something that can be ironed out. Cunningham also did it at Warrington last Saturday, but i think Moore is starting to improve, and hopefully next year he can settle in one position and improve even more.

personally i carnt stand him, he cannot pass to save his life, it always goes behind the player or into touch, he gives far to many penalties away and he offers nothing in attack, oh why did we bring him back and not matty smith

He's has his ups and downs but he's miles better than when he first broke through. He's not there yet, but he'll become a good player for us and will be in the reckoning for International duties if he keeps his head down and works hard.

The loose passes are the real problem for me, if he sorts out his silly mistakes then he will be ideal player to take over from KC.

they always seem to happen at crucial time too! maybe as he gets used to the pressure of big games he'll learn to control it

Oh dear

His distribution is VERY good, off both hands.

I think he has done an excellent job considering all the different roles he has had to play. He does have flaws in his game but he has not had the opportunity to settle and develop into one position. He has done a really good job covering for the absence of Cunningham and Eastmond.